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The Philippines, which will exhibit in its own Type A structure, announced the outline of its pavilion. The pavilion will be covered with 212 different kinds offabrics from various ethnic groups, expressing the diversity of the multi-ethnic Philippines. “We are pleased to present a pavilion that beautifully captures the elements of the
Philippines, a blend of nature, culture, and community,” said Ms. Maria Margarita Montemayor Nograles the Executive Director of the Philippine Expo Secretariat. The colorful costumes of the staff, made of traditional indigenous woven fabrics, were also unveiled. The Philippine Pavilion is expected to be completed around March of next year.

Source: MBS News

The Philippines, which will be participating in next year’s Osaka-Kansai Expo, has announced the details of its pavilion.

The theme of the Philippine pavilion is “Nature, Culture, Community: Weaving a Better Future Together.”

The pavilion’s exterior is designed to express the diversity of the Philippines and the spirit of human connection through weaving, a traditional craft representative of the Philippines. The exterior wall features panels displaying over 200 hand-woven textiles from all over the Philippines, and a stage is also set up for live performances showcasing traditional dances. In addition, visitors can experience a tour of the “Forest of Art” inside the building, which features textiles from 18 regions.

Cristina Garcia Frasco, representative of the Philippine government, said, “Participating in the Expo will help us to showcase the natural beauty, history, heritage, and culture of the Philippines. The pavilion is an exhibition that will give you many opportunities to fall in love with the Philippines.”

Construction of the pavilion began this spring, and the roof has already been completed. The topping-out ceremony will be held on the 25th at Yumeshima, the Expo site.

The building is expected to be completed in mid-March next year.

Source: NHK Kansai News Web